Dothan Eagle Masthead and subscription rates excerpt
The Dothan Eagle masthead shows staff roles and subscription prices. Includes editor, manager, business office, and six month to one year rates, with advertising and circulation contacts. Also notes Associated Press membership and a Jefferson quotation about liberty.
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Costly Record and Printing Waste in The Congressional Record
The Dallas Morning News questions the cost of printing The Congressional Record for the Seventy-Second Congress. It notes $983,584 in printing costs and $9,926 receipts, implying a loss of $973,646, while suggesting possible savings by reducing daily free delivery from 31,000 to 5,000 copies. It criticizes Congress for entrenched printing practices and urges economy, warning that debates on expenditures in every district election may persist.
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Roosevelt Defines Legal Tender Policy Change
The article reports on a Treasury proposed law to make money printed or marked by the United States legal tender for all debts. It notes the measure aims to clarify value of government money, sets a dollar at 100 cents, and suggests moving away from gold standard following a wartime embargo. Officials cite eliminating hoarding and ensuring good faith in government loans, with emphasis on regulating gold holdings.
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Treasury Department
Roosevelt
United States
Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W C Batchelor
A compact caption references Batchelor's Buttons grown by W C Batchelor with a aphoristic line about prosperity and ignorance as a proud parent, reflecting a period newspaper card style.
Golden Rule Saying Frames Local Reflections
Twenty years ago in Dothan a fragmentary note of local life cites visits and travel. Names include Ray Dowling from Prichard and Walter Jackson of Slocomb, with Miss Louise Milligan, Miss Lucile Cotton, Miss Mary Isla Flowers, and Miss Sara Owens visiting relatives in Headland and Sampson.
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Prichard
Dothan
Walter Jackson
Slocomb
Lucile Cotton
Headland
Sara Owens
Gold Clauses Fight Spurs dollar stabilizing move
A congressional proposal aims to repeal gold clauses in debt instruments, asserting all U S money will be of equal value and payments settled dollar for dollar. The plan, backed by leaders like Chairman Fletcher, seeks rapid effect to stabilize the dollar and protect the economy.
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Telltale hands and the court by Judge Lowell
A New York Herald Tribune column cites a Massachusetts judge James A. Lowell remarking that a defendant wiping hands during testimony signals lying. It questions how such gestures influence jurors and notes the difficulty of reading truth from personal bearing.
Stormy Times Reflect Global Weather Turmoil
A Houston Post columnist argues that earth, sea, and sky share turbulent cycles, linking Japan’s tidal disaster and the Atlantic ship Akron to a rash of U S storms. The piece questions sunspot effects and whether human minds are influenced by planetary forces amid war and upheaval.
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California
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Akron
Atlantic
United States
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Germany
South America
China
Washington Letter on Morgan hearing draws huge crowds
Herbert Plume notes record attendance at the Morgan investigation as crowds fill the Senate committee room and galleries. The shift to the marble caucus room eases space but amplifies noise. He observes that a “new deal” buzz fuels constant public watchfulness of Capitol events.
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New York Letter on ONeils and Broadway Figures
William Gaines discusses George O'Neil and Eugene O'Neill, their backgrounds and influences in American drama. Mentions George Jean Nathan, the Smart Set, and contemporaries like Eugene Jessel. The column blends literary critique with snatches of gossip about theater figures and owners.
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Still in Practice Chatty Shopkeeper Champion
In Sporting and Dramatic News a chatty shopkeeper claims he once held the lightweight title. A skeptical customer comments on his many past deals, framing the exchange as lighthearted theater.
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Avin
What He Missed Most in a Boston Tran Script
A quoted exchange recalls a specialist’s restrictions and a single loss felt most: the $25 he charged. The dialog frames a personal cost tied to a medical or bureaucratic encounter, hinting at legal or social implications in a concise archival snippet.
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Boston Transcript
How's Your Health by Dr Lago Goldsten
Dr Lago Goldsten discusses daily body changes and the 24 hour cycle. Body temperature varies by up to 1.3 degrees F, peaking in the late afternoon and dropping in early morning, with implications for sleep, work, and habits. A 12 to 36 hour cycle is possible for some workers, and darkness is linked to reduced vision and activity.
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Making Up Willy Nilly and Mrs Quacke Visit Quackerville
Willy Nilly arrives at Quackerville where the Quackers ignore Mrs Quacke and her admirer. He pleads for listening as a miscommunication unfolds about gossip and hurt feelings among the pond friends.
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peale
Parents often praise discuss or excuse a child in front of him which teaches him to seek attention through faults and to imitate showy behavior. It also risks exaggerating misbehavior and feeds vanity while parental disagreements invite the child to manipulate the situation for wins.
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Alice Judson Peale
Fishing Hog Swims, Returns With Eight Fish
Wallace Malone, fresh from a fishing trip, reports spotting a fishing hog on the opposite bank watching the party. After several minutes the animal swam to the boat, dove under, and surfaced with eight fish in its mouth before heading to shore.
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Wallace Malone
Prison term pattern and youth in Alabama prisons
A Montgomery AP survey finds Alabama inmates make up 5.5 percent of the state population. Sixteen men are serving fourth to sixth terms, with twelve on a fourth term and three on a fifth term. none on a sixth. More than 2,800 inmates are under 25.
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Alabama
Postmaster General Farley warns on patronage
The country’s people show little interest in patronage while urban postmasters look to fill top positions. Smithsonian researchers predict milder sun heat in the next two years. Old assets and winter experiences ripple through. Angle-saw puzzles aid window screen fitting, as some demand a ink that won’t clog fountain pens.
Quacker and Willy Nilly Make Up After Picnic Plan
Willy Nilly wonders if the quarrels over Mrs Quacko can end. The Quackers turn away but listen as Willy Nilly suggests a friendly solution. They agree to a sunny picnic tomorrow to settle their differences and repair friendships.
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Willy Nilly
Martinez Seeks Job At Alice RCA Office
Corpus Christi report says Jesus Martinez applied for work at the Reconstruction Finance Corporation employment office in Alice Texas. Officials asked a question and Martinez replied One hundred and one. He got the jot.
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